If you're a fan of Netflix's hit series "Emily in Paris," you've likely been swept away by the glamorous Parisian backdrop as much as the romantic drama and chic fashion. From picturesque cafes to iconic landmarks, the show gives viewers a dreamy look at the "City of Light." These are the must-visit filming spots for "Emily in Paris."

When you think of Paris, the Eiffel Tower likely comes to mind. But while this iconic landmark is undoubtedly worth visiting, there’s so much more to the City of Light than meets the eye. Beyond the bustling tourist spots, Paris is brimming with hidden gems that offer a more authentic Paris experience. Here are 10 hidden gems you must visit in Paris that most tourists never see.

Grace had always dreamed of escaping her small-town life in Kansas. So, when she won a radio contest for a weekend trip to Paris, it felt like destiny had finally come calling. Her first stop was a quaint café in the heart of Montmartre. As she sipped her café au lait, she locked eyes with a handsome man sitting a few tables away. He smiled, and she felt an electric jolt of connection.

Paris, the City of Light, is a destination that never ceases to amaze. From its world-renowned landmarks and exquisite cuisine to its charming streets and vibrant culture, Paris is the epitome of a dream vacation. This summer, the allure of Paris is even more irresistible. Here are the top reasons why you should pack your bags and head to Paris – and wait until you see reason number 5!

Executive Chef Eric Frechon of Le Bristol Paris and Chef de Cave Vincent Chaperon of Dom Pérignon, are bringing to life a virtuosic vision designed for guests to embark on a sublime adventure through meticulously crafted pairings of Dom Pérignon’s best-in-class millesimes and the pinnacle of French gastronomy.

Famously featured in Season 3 of hit Netflix series Emily in Paris, with Marketing Executive Emily getting together with her two closest friends for some girly fun in the French capital—the Eiffel Tower Suite at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris exudes Parisian style and elegance.

This food and wine fête celebrates French and French Polynesian cuisine with fine wines and an “Upside Down Menu” night at the resort’s Lagoon by Jean-Georges Restaurant where wines are selected with Xavier Thuizat and then served with "food pairings” curated by Chefs Campanella and Nguyen. 

TOO Hotel, Paris’s edgiest hotel offering, will launch the city’s highest rooftop terrace, just in time for summer. With views of the Eiffel Tower, river Seine, and across the legendary landmarks of this bustling metropolis—the terrace will take guests from brunch in the clouds right to cocktails at sundown.

Chef Dominique Crenn is renowned for having transformed Californian gastronomy to the point of becoming the first, and only female chef to be awarded three Michelin stars. Inspired by an antique garden greenhouse, Golden Poppy’s glass roof will connect the restaurant to the natural world outside.

The Hôtel Madame Rêve bespoke art package, available until the end of summer, includes a one-night stay and a private guided tour through the Musée du Louvre, located just a few steps away from the luxurious, 19th century hotel.